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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1946
Page
4
The notice explains that voluntary communications to the editor will be published if not obscene or scurrilous and for proper discussion. Letters must bear the author signature and be published under that signature. It notes second class matter at Gratton Virginia dated March 3, 1879.
The piece quotes Westbrook Pegler and General Eisenhower calling hostile remarks toward Russia dangerous and hypocritical. It argues Russia lacks press freedom, questions the push for war, and urges both nations and the United Nations to abandon vicious talk and seek common ground for peace.
In Coshocton Ohio a young man sits atop a 170-foot flagpole since Memorial Day and plans to rise to 308 feet for a wedding with the bride aloft. A minister may officiate by radio from the ground as publicity and novelty collide with sacred ceremony.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike, ready for revived motor travel this summer, offers 160 miles through mountains with speed and safety. Built at a cost of 70 million dollars and funded by 1.50 tolls for full-length use, the road originated from late 19th century rail plans and gained wartime importance for freight trucks, remaining valuable for peace-time tourism with no billboards or traffic signals along its length.
Britain and Egypt clash over military alliance plans as London seeks to integrate Egyptian forces into its Middle East defense. Egyptians fear being drawn into wars that affect the empire, prioritizing canal protection and independence without a blank check on Egyptian troops.
A brief devotional note from the Press Radio Bible Service in Cincinnati Ohio urges readers to find joy in worship. The message contrasts worship as duty versus delight and cites Psalm verses to encourage fellowship with God.
Claire Booth Luce, Connecticut representative, hints private reasons for retirement as capital rumor spreads. Senate cuts $7.5 million for power lines, Rayburn may press utility lobbying probe. later restored in House, Senate braces for conference. Hoover grain idea garners Agriculture support for Soviet deliveries to ease world famine. Navy prepared to take lead if June strikes disrupt ships, Curran and Bridges menace to government.
A century of education is hard to master says a centenarian among Colby College’s graduating class. The playful note hints at other oddities from the era, including jokes about glue on a throne, a desk as a substitute, and the stir of travel expanding.
Observers report Mikolajczyk’s camp faces jailings and intimidation as 75 000 to 100 000 Poles reportedly jailed without charge. The referendum on a democratic legislature versus a Soviet style setup looms with elections promised for autumn and parliament power as the central issue.
New York notes daylight saving time push and a planned all network broadcast of Bikini atom bomb test sound, with television involvement in certain areas. Programs include Bob Hawk quiz, Crime Photographer, Radio Theatre finale, State Fair, and Bulldog Drummond. Radio schedules show ABC and MBS lineup adjustments amid weather uncertainty.
A large city shop offers a half interest in a clean stock of dress suits and clothing. The seller cites health pressure and a need for a quick sale, with purchase by a taller buyer preferred. The ad notes Best locations and favorable pricing around 3500 dollars. Contact via the listed number.
Chapter one scene at a seedy bar as Corbett, a WWII bomber pilot with DFCs and ribbons, drinks to drown tension. A sharp lieutenant critiques him while veterans recall embattled service, money, and embanked homecoming rituals. Corbett vows to go home, while memories linger and the scene hints at a continuation.
New homes in Pennsylvania show a strong shift to wall-to-wall glass windows. Homeowners seek expansive panes to brighten interiors and ease solar heating, favoring large single panes over many small ones for lower upkeep.
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